About me

I want to be an inventor. Right now, I work through software and systems engineering; the longer-term ambition is to build practical products, use their revenue to fund deeper research and development, and eventually expand into electronics and technology that improves the physical world.

The current entry point: Linux

Linux offers a powerful foundation, but choosing a distribution and predicting how existing hardware and workflows will behave can be intimidating. Linux Migration Assistant is intended to make that decision evidence-led: understand compatibility, identify meaningful risks, and see the trade-offs before changing an operating system.

A connected technology path

The migration assistant is an entry product, not the final destination. A custom graphical engine is a longer-term foundation for new desktop software, followed by the possibility of a Linux distribution and desktop environment designed around the people using it. The principle is simple: the OS should serve the user, not force the user to work around the OS.

This portfolio includes public products, private projects, experiments and technical foundations at different stages. I aim to be explicit about what is working today, what remains a prototype, and which ideas are future direction rather than delivered features.